Bindaas in München

He llamado a Bindaas hecho una reserva fue para una noche y me dieron un espacio de 6 : 30 a 8 pm y debería dejar la mesa 8 pm. o debería venir después de las 8: 30 pm . Estaba totalmente enfadado con el horario de la reserva y cancelado. Aunque su comida puede ser buena, me gustó el intercambio de palabras con ellos durante la reserva. Así que dije que no quiero visitar el restaurante para siempre.

Very nice restaurant. We made a spontaneous decision to eat here and showed up at 19:00 without a reservation on a Saturday evening. The restaurant was busy, but the friendly staff found us a table which we were told we could have for an hour., which turned out to be plenty of time. We shared a starter, had a main course and a drink each and all were really good. The bill with tip came to €60 and the service was really quick, despite how busy they were.

Food was good. Very busy but fast service. Reservation recommended. But not worth the Instagram hype!

Delicious 😋 Service very friendly and fast 💨

Food very tasty, service unfortunately not that great.

Delicious restaurant! Good quantities for a good price!

Really great food and even nicer people.

Very tasty food with lots of choice on the menu. Staff are always clearing away empty plates immediately. Food came quickly and we really liked the location because it was decorated in great detail.

Fantastic food & great ambience! The service is friendly, the food is delicious, the atmosphere is inviting – simply a pleasure! Absolutely recommended!

Einer der wenigen "Inder" Münchens, der nicht mit dem üblichen Bollywood-Interieur und -Musik aufwartet. Auch das junge Team hebt sich erfrischend von dem üblichen 0815-Turbangedöns ab und die Küche liefert seit Jahren gleichbleibend hochqualitative Speisen zu akzeptablen Preisen.

Great Indian restaurant in the center of Munich

The food is very good, the staff is very nice, the place is interesting and the atmosphere is very pleasant. If you want to eat Indian in the city center, it is a very good option. During the week the menu is very affordable.

Indian restaurant, delicious dishes, only the chicken biryani was less than normal. I thank them for their hospitality, high-quality service and always smile

The restaurant started off well in terms of authenticity and was great in terms of spice and taste. After four visits, I notice the authenticity is decreasing - the color and presentation are great, but unfortunately the taste is negative. What is still missing is that cream is added to every sauce and sugar! Really a shame.

It was very tasty, I received friendly service and I was completely satisfied. I would go here again and again. :-)

I always enjoy coming here. The food is very tasty and looks good too! My favorite is Chicken Tikka Tak! Many Indians come to dine here, which is also a good sign, right?

One of the finest Indian restaurants in Germany. Great quality and good quantity. Definitely recommend making a reservation in advance for the weekend. The staff speaks English, German Hindi and Punjabi :)

By far the best Indian in Munich 10/10!!! A pleasure every time!!

Great food at affordable prices

+ Ambience great + Food was not only very tasty, but also super authentic. Biryani, for example, was served like in the homeland in a clay bowl, which was previously covered with dough and then put in the oven. + Prices are okay, service was nice

Great restaurant with first class service. We were immediately served an alternative dish when the original one was a bit too spicy. Absolutely not a given. The food was also great.

Last minute walk in on a Friday and the staff seated us and had us fed super quick. Some of the best Indian food I’ve ever had! Mega experience

This is a fantastic Indian restaurant. We ordered three dishes and drinks and they arrived very quickly. Plus, all the dishes are cheap! The waiters were very pleasant and spoke both German and English. If you are in Munich, you must eat there!

Very tasty food, nice atmosphere, friendly staff. In addition, very cheap!

Food was great, but served very quickly (a bit uncomfortable/hectic). Ambiance ok.

Always a delight to visit here ! Food is awesome, ambience is great and the best service ❤️

Very nice food and lovely staff. Very welcoming. Would definitely return. 🤩

I am Indian and I really recommend this place to everyone in munich who wants to try authentic Indian cuisine. It’s not Germanised. But if you want to eat less spicy you can request them. I love the interior of this modern restaurant and the waiters are very friendly. Love it

Unfortunately we had bad experiences in this restaurant. The food isn't tasty - everything just tastes strongly of cumin (other spices don't come into their own). All sauces taste the same. Cream is included in most dishes, even daal. Byriani totally dry and tasteless. Fresh ingredients that are on the menu are missing. Few vegetables. Service is poor - no solution is offered when a complaint is made. We were asked 6 times if everything was ok, everyone shrugged their shoulders at comments and just walked away. Service was super clumsy (1 liter of liquid was spread on our clothes). The cloakroom is located directly at the exit from the kitchen (smell permeates the clothes). Very disappointing. We won't go there again.

Can easily be the best Indian food and experience in munich.thumbs up.

This place has the best butter chicken we’ve ever had. It’s really popular and always busy, so make sure to book in advance. The food quality and flavors are amazing, definitely worth a visit!

Every time super delicious food with nice waiters and a nice ambience!

The restaurant is huge but full house. The food is beautiful and delicious. On the other hand, i would not recommend the chaii as isnt the authentic taste. But overall the experience is very nice. The staff are smiling and helping.

Great Indian food! Definitely we will come back here. We went on a Thursday around 17:00. We didn’t have a reservation, but we received a table for 1:30. It was almost full. We had butter chicken and chicken masala. So tasty!

I quickly looked for something to eat at lunchtime and found this. Food good, service very quick, atmosphere harmonious.

I am Indian living in Germany for over 2 years, visited this restaurant for dinner with my wife on 30.09.2024. The food is very sad, only the service is very fast and kind. From another city in Germany, we recently relocated to Munich, and went here on the advice of a local person. We were looking for a spicy vegetarian dish, they recommended Paneer Masala, but got served Palak Paneer first and then replaced it with Paneer Masala. Palak Paneer looked like paneer being added to curry made out of frozen butter palak which you get here in supermarkets. The experience with Paneer Masala was no different, it was paneer being cooked in tomato ketchup. We were served a spicy version of this curry recommended by them, which was tasting like raw gun power (red capsicum powder) being added to this curry - when asked for spicy curry in India, you can actually feel that the spice was added which cooking and taste gets added up, but herein it was some mix of paneer + literally frozen tomato ketchup heated up + gun power added separately to it later. They seem to care a lot about feedback and experience, so they replaced it on our feedback and got milder version of the same palak masala, which again felt like paneer being added in a ketchup, only the gun powder spice went away, probably they have made it in bulk and just add raw gun powder (and don't cook with spice) when people ask for spicy dishes.I had clicked attached photo while having a chat, rest of the experience took away all the joy of going to the Indian restaurant, so pics not clicked for remaining items. One doesn't go to a restaurant to eat some version of frozen food and frozen ingredients which you get in supermarkets, but to take a break from cooking at home and have a different experience. The restaurant was fully crowded with 50-60 people with mostly locals, and surprisingly this was recommended to us by a local person only, so we were shocked to see what kind of Indian food was served to the locals. My wife and I have been to many Indian restaurants in Germany and neighbouring countries, but never got such Indian food in a terrible way of frozen and uncooked style. When we have paneer masala or paneer palak in India, you can feel that fresh palak smashed or curry is made fresh from tomato base done in house by restaurants (we know restaurants have a few things like tomato base and other stuff being prepared in advance in house for the day or part of thr day, not being made fresh for every single dish, but herein it was literally Ketchup being served with some fry to it with added up paneer cubes). So surely ingredients are compromised, their focus seem to be more on courteous/ kind and fast service only. The papadi chat was also average, compared to the one we had from other places in Munich. I had to run to the counter to get salt, paper napkins and also to pay the bill, felt like local white skinned people get more attention than Indians, discrimination was surprising, A couple of touches of kindness in service can't compensate for that. Even while paying the bill too, we were asked how's the food, but we were shocked to see this restaurant wherein so many people already having food with such compromised quality of ingredients and taste, probably due to their lack of knowledge of authentic Indian food. I feel for locals who don't know how real authentic Indian food tastes like and come here to experience it, probably they come or keep coming due to the fast service and kindness which locals really value, and they being treated specially as compared to Indians maybe adding further to their experience, really feel for them that they're missing good Indian food experience here which is usually the goal of someone when you visit it, service and some kindness may not compensate for everything! Writing this at 3 am local time in utter shock of discrimination for Indians in Indian restaurant, food can always be enjoyed somewhere else or at home itself.

Great Indian Food! Really close to Marienplatz. I ordered Chana Masala and Garlic Naan and both were super delicious! The service was friendly and the food came out quick. We still got a table for 3 on sunday night but it was very crowded. So if you come on friday or saturday it's best to reserve a table. The interior is also very pretty. All in all would recommend!

Very nice food and a great atmosphere.

The restaurant itself was nice but the food is not flavorful and lacked actual indian spices. Lackluster. It is germanized indian food for sure. Wouldnt come back. I prefer palaste de winde around the corner for actual spice authenticity

Great food, and atmosphere! Enjoyed the service!

Super delicious, good quality food at absolutely fair prices in downtown Munich! Great, keep it up 😊 we'll be back

Sukhwinder best service food is great A wonderful restaurant worth trying. The food is amazing

Sukhwinder is the best food good

Poor food quality compared to how it used to be in the past

Very good food & fantastic environment. Biryani is best do try. ❤️😀

Perfect food, scrumptious desserts! Best place to have authentic Indian food!

Very tasty, attentive service. I find the reservation time slot of 1.5 hours a bit too short for a leisurely meal.

The food is delicious and the atmosphere is beautiful, but dealing with Arabs is different, otherwise you have to pay in cash, and foreigners normally pay by card. I don’t know what their problem is with Arabs.

Lassi 🥛 – Ice-cold punch with a sugar kick 🥶 Biryani 🍛 – Sweet enough to charm🤤, spicy enough to betray 🥵 Chicken Tikka 🍗 – So good it’s borderline suspicious 🤔 Chilli Chicken 🌶️ – Fresh like morning gossip😯 and fruity enough 🍌 Indians, proceed with caution 🤙 (Your taste buds might need therapy after this).

Will definetly come back when in Munich

What I liked - Super fast service (wow) - Good portions - vegan options What I did not like - Dish costs 16 EUR. Besides the rice, this is a proud price.

Nice place, delicious chicken biryani, not spicy at all, but beautiful

Good atmosphere and service. However, the chicken dish we ordered had a certain smell and seemed like it was old or had gone bad which was disappointing as everything else was great!

Food tasted good enough. Was a bit surprised at how fast their service is. Maybe food can taste even better if it's a little slower :P. Nevertheless, I would go there again. Recommended.

I usually don’t post reviews.But this place was absolutely amazing. The staff was super nice.we didn’t make a reservation but they managed to find a place for us.And we had chicken tikka and chicken biriyani.We both loved the food.Will definitely visit them again.

Nice restaurant with good food.

Very different from other indian restaurants. They have a clear theme and are doing something different. Gone are the shady tapestries and they bring in a bit more vibrance which is India. The food is delicious and things like the Gobi Manchurian and the Chai bring the classic indian street food to Munich. Their lunch menus are also a great way to taste a bit of everything.

Very authentic delicious butter chicken. Would definitely recommend it

Great service and yummy food!!! They still had the plexi glass up from Covid times.

The staff are super friendly and accommodating, I would give them 10 stars if they could.

The best Indian restaurant in Munich every time I visit...their food is delicious and clean and the staff treat customers well. Worth a try 👍🏼

1. All of the staff was extremely friendly. We were waiting in the queue for ~12mins and was periodically greeted and assured by staff members of a table for us. 2. The food was exceptional, we had butter chicken and chicken biryani, which we ordered to be spicy (spice level was perfect!) and the seasoning was balanced, the butter chicken was just like I wanted, perfect mixture of sweet and spicy. 3. The restaurant can be crowded, I'd advice for anyone who'd want to visit to reserve a table just in case if you're in a hurry. 4. I vividly remembered how I forgot my watch over in the bathroom, and it was memorable gift to me. I went back a day after, and one of the staff (my dear Punjabi cashier friend whom I unfortunately don't know his name) has kept it and returned it as soon as he saw me. Overall, food was nice, staff was friendly, crowded so advisable to book a table.

Very nice restaurant, a little bit copy of ‘Dishoom’ from the UK. Menu looks exactly like theirs but food is amazing! Service is also great.

5 stars on all accounts! Food, ambiance and service was amazing :)

Nice ambience, nice service, and the food was soooo good! Prices not bad, and the cauliflower pieces in sauce tasted better than chicken wings…unique. definitely again

The best indian restaurant in munich

A wonderful Indian restaurant for a group of people, with amazing food and finally aligned price/quantity ratio.

Everything was bad! Food was a trash and only curry even their behavior was not good! Do not come here if you want something which can be named as food!

Great, the food is great, I recommend going if you like Indian food.

The best Indian restaurant in Munich. The food tastes delicious and there is a large selection. The restaurant is cozy and the service is generally friendly, but not the best conditions I've had so far.

Good one.... delicious food and nice ambiance

I can only recommend it. I won't say anything more about it... 🙏🏼🍀

We visited the Bindaas twice and were very satisfied again. You get very authentic Indian cuisine and good portions. The service was excellent and you felt very comfortable. Always my pleasure!

Best service and best food. Thank to all hosts

The food and location was a 10/10! I can definitely recommend it.

Very tasty food, friendly service. Will be happy to come back

Everything was great, I always enjoy coming here. The food tastes extremely delicious, all the waiters are really nice and the atmosphere is really cool!!!

Very nice, masala and chicken teka 👍🏻

The lunch menu was quite good and fairly priced. Accepted card only over 25 euros not very convenient. The plastic walls make it feel a little bit awkward to sit.

I recently dined here and had a mixed experience. We waited a long time just to place our order, which really affected the overall enjoyment. The service was quite slow, and when the food arrived, it was just okay. The dishes advertised as spicy were quite mild, which was disappointing if you’re expecting authentic heat. The tandoori chicken was the highlight of the meal—well-cooked and full of flavor. However, the biryani was a letdown. It felt more like plain rice with chicken curry mixed in, lacking the depth of flavor and balance you’d expect from a good biryani. For dessert, I tried the kulfi, but it had a crystallized texture, likely from being in the freezer too long, which detracted from its creaminess. Overall, the tandoori chicken was great, but service and consistency across the menu could use improvement.

Street food of India done ✅ right

The employee's belittling behavior is bad. At first, when we saw Arabs, he winked at the second employee and told us to charge only cash! While the rest did not tell them this information! I told him why, but we are the ones who have to cash. He said because the network is ruined! I asked foreigners next to us and they said no, he did not tell us! I advise Gulf Arabs and Arabs not to deal with them because they are trying to deceive people. Bad experience in every sense of the word

We were there on Saturday 5/10/24 at 7:30 p.m. Luckily we had reservations! The restaurant was packed… the staff was extremely nice and friendly! The food is super delicious! Would love to come back

Top service, very tasty food, great atmosphere (which is rare for Indians)

After a long search, I accidentally found a restaurant with a good reputation, although at first I didn't know what kind of restaurant it was. After entering I really liked the atmosphere, especially with local music in the background. Also the beautiful decor. Regarding the food, I have to say that I simply enjoyed it. The properly seasoned & grilled lamb with the rice and salad on the side. I also really liked the friendly staff and the fact that you can easily fill yourself up. Thanks

A visit to the restaurant feels like a little trip to India. Very tasty food, drinks, mango lassi. We had vegetarian dishes and dishes with meat. I particularly liked the vegetables with chickpea batter (starter). The curry with chickpeas and lentils were quite spicy. Lamb curry and chicken rather mild.

Great food and good atmosphere. Something different. A great Indian restaurant!

A restaurant with delicious food. The service is good. Regarding Sukhwiuder, his reception was beyond excellent. In short, it is worth a visit.

The food was really amazing! It tasted very good. I had the #20 with spinach and cheese. We also ordered naan bread with garlic, which is highly recommended. The employees were very nice and friendly.

Excellent food and customer service. Highly recommended!

Absolutely fantastic! Bindaas is a real highlight in Munich for everyone who loves authentic and creative Indian cuisine - and best of all: everything is halal! The dishes are full of flavors, freshly prepared and prepared with great attention to detail. The service was super friendly and gave us good advice. The ambience is modern and cozy – perfect for a relaxed evening. The only small point of criticism: the portions could be a little larger, but the taste absolutely makes up for it. Definitely a clear recommendation!

I recently visited Bindas in Munich, and the food was absolutely delicious, paired with a nice interior that added to the experience. However, one suggestion I have is for the waiters to wear a uniform or something distinctive. There were a lot of people around, and it was hard to tell who the staff members were. Other than that, it was a great dining experience!

Highly recommended. Been there thrice and every time loved it

The food was amazing and the atmosphere was very welcoming and cozy.

I recently visited Bindas Restaurant in Munich, and unfortunately, it was one of the worst dining experiences I have ever had, especially as an Indian customer. I was appalled at the way I was treated in comparison to the German guests seated nearby. First of all, I wasn’t allowed to pay by card, even though I noticed several other customers paying with their cards without any issues. When I asked why, a waiter lied straight to my face, claiming it was written in the menu that card payments weren't accepted. However, when I asked to see the menu to verify this, they refused to show it to me. ( After 10 minutes of discussion another guy came to us and told us, that they haven’t written it yet in the menu, and it is available in the digital version now and will be printed soon. So where is this digital version..? Not yet confirmed it and will be publishing soon)..The entire situation felt incredibly discriminatory and deceptive. After some back and forth, they finally allowed me to pay by card, but not before adding another absurd condition—that card payments are only accepted for bills over 30€. Funny enough, this rule didn’t seem to apply to the other patrons. The first staff was extremely rude , showing no signs of basic hospitality, which is shocking for a restaurant. They seemed completely uninterested in providing any kind of respectful service, especially if you weren’t German. Reading the reviews afterward, I realized this wasn’t an isolated incident—it seems like this discriminatory behavior is a recurring issue at Bindas. The food? It was mediocre at best. It was edible, but nothing that would bring me back, especially considering the treatment I received. For an Indian restaurant, this kind of treatment towards Indian customers is truly unacceptable. If you're looking for a place with decent food but horrendous service and a clear bias towards certain customers, then Bindas might just be the place for you. Otherwise, steer clear.

Delicious food. Unfortunately the portions were quite small. The service was a bit strange. We had the impression that they didn't really understand what we wanted.

The food is not bad at all but also nothing spectacular. Compared to the food I had in India of course it lacks of something. The staffs seemed to be unfriendly towards men and friendly enough towards women. They smiled only at me and talked to me nicely and not at my male friend. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is lovely though, with a very cosy atmosphere.

Their house black daal is geninuenly the best you can try in Germany. Definitely the place to be if you're missing dal makhani. The starters are a bit okay, not as great as I would expect them to be. Very hospitable services and great food. Update: The lamb biryani is also the best in Munich. If my friend circle is craving Indian food, we only go here and it's delicious everytime like it was 2 years ago.

The order takes a little while, the service is very high, and the food is something else 👌💯

The employees are not competent in providing service